Use of cookies by Aquent
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The table below explains the cookies we use and why.
| Cookie Origin | Cookie Name(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| addthis.com | _ga |
Cookies set on our blog posts by the third-party social sharing platform AddThis. View the AddThis privacy policy. |
| assets.aquent.com | JSESSIONID |
CMS session and load balancer cookies on our shared assets host. |
| disqus.com | __jid |
Cookies set on our blog posts by the third-party commenting platform Disqus. View the Disqus privacy policy. |
| doubleclick.net | GED_PLAYLIST_ACTIVITY |
Doubleclick is a Google property which lets advertisers control the frequency and duration of ads shown to visitors. View the Google Doubleclick privacy policy. |
| facebook.com | fr |
List of uniquely identifying cookies sent to Facebook when our site has social sharing plug-ins active. View the Facebook cookies policy. |
| google.com | __utmx |
Tracks site navigation, responsiveness, and other metrics to help us improve visitors' experiences on our sites. View the Google privacy policy. |
| linkedin.com | _ga |
LinkedIn cookies set on our blog posts when loading the third-party AddThis social sharing service. View the LinkedIn privacy policy. |
| my.aquent.com | __cfduid |
Cookies used by MyAquent for site analytics, location preference, session identification and load balancer configuration. |
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